Trees

Trees is an Allure TestOps feature that allows you to group your test cases using the values of their custom fields

For example, if you group your test cases by the Feature field, you can get a view similar to this:

You can group test cases by more than one custom field, creating a nested grouping (e.g., first group by Suite and then by Feature).

To create a new tree:

1. Go to Settings → Trees.
2. Click the + Create button.
3. Under *Name, enter a name for the new tree.
4. Under Path, click the Add button to add a new grouping.
5. Select a custom field for grouping.
6. Click the Add button to create subgroupings (nested groupings) if necessary.
7. When finished, click Submit.

To use a tree:

1. Go to Test cases.
2. In the top left corner of the screen, click All test cases.
3. Select a tree from the drop-down menu.

Working with test case groups

Trees allow you to quickly change the custom field values of your test cases.

To change the value of a custom field for one or more test cases:

1. Select the test cases using Ctrl or by checking the boxes next to them.
2. Drag the selected test cases to the required group in the tree.

If a group with the value you need does not exist, you can create it by clicking the button at the bottom of the screen (next to + Test Case).

To change the custom field value of all test cases in a group:

1. Hover over the group name.
2. Click ⋯ next to the group name.
3. Select Rename.
4. Enter a new value for the custom field and press Enter.

You can also use trees to create new test cases with the predefined custom field value. To do this, under the desired tree group, in the + Test Case field, enter a name for the new test case and press Enter.

Group focus

When working with a tree, you may sometimes need to focus on a single group within the tree. Allure TestOps allows you to select a group of test cases to focus on, which will show only that group in the tree, hiding the others.

To focus on a group:

1. Hover over the group name.
2. Click ⋯ next to the group name.
3. Select Focus.

After this, Allure TestOps will automatically create the necessary search terms, which you can save as a filter for future use or share with your team.

To return to the full tree view, click Clear under the search box.